In fact, I can buy six or ten — there is no limit imposed by law.
Mr. Piñera has said he would like to see the army stay in the earthquake zone beyond the 30-day limit imposed by law.
Currently, about one in five countries has a quota imposed by law, or a constitution specifying a percentage of seats for women.
Most of the time, most people live their lives within constraints imposed by law, convention, conscience and the needs and wants of others.
In addition to investigating violations of laws of the United States, the FBI is charged with collecting evidence in cases in which the United States is or may be a party in interest and with other duties imposed by law.
A NEW working paper from the IMF looks at the impact of the 35-hour working week in France, where it has been imposed by law on large firms since 2000.
No one of the limitations alleged to be imposed by law on the absolute authority of Parliament has any real existence, or receives any countenance, either from the statute-book or from the practice of the Courts".
Efforts were made to restore the timar and tax farm systems as the basis of the administration and army and to limit taxes to the limits imposed by law.
London mayor Boris Johnson has defended the capital - here's a statement from his office in the London Evening Standard: "Apartheid was a grotesque system imposed by law and backed by force, excluding millions from the most basic rights.
Museums insisted that this policy change not be applied retroactively, and we agreed in a compromise including limited import controls imposed by law and voluntary action by American museums.
